Monthly Archives: October 2011

I’m proud to announce that my company, Zephyr Real Estate, has developed its own iPhone app. The Zephyr Real Estate Search rocks, letting you easily find all available properties for sale in San Francisco with an MLS-powered search. Continue Reading

I’ve just sold my 1BR/1BA tenancy-in-common (TIC) listing at 1145 Green #5. Listed shortly before Labor Day weekend, a very motivated buyer submitted an offer almost immediately and we were in contract within five days. List price was $439,000 and the sale closed at the asking price. Continue Reading

Noe Valley real estate junkies may recall 849 Sanchez coming on the market earlier this year—the house with the 1930s “Streamline Moderne” architecture atop Liberty Hill. The 4BR/3.5BA view home had an interesting, circular floor plan on the main level and two bedrooms (including a master suite) on the entrance level. It was listed at $3.4M in March and sold in 30 days for $3.2M. Continue Reading

Though financing for new condo projects is scarce these days, there are small-scale, new construction projects popping up in the neighborhoods. I toured two such developments recently in Eureka Valley and found different levels of appeal in each. Continue Reading

If you’re intending to purchase a property in the next several months, it’s important to note what documentation you’ll need to provide to the lender in order to get loan approval.

Many prospective buyers cringe at the thought of pulling together reams of receipts, paystubs, and W-2s. But if you start doing that now, you’ll be ready to go in the event you stumble upon that perfect condo in South Beach. Continue Reading

Sold for $100,000 over its $5.5M asking price in just three days, 2531 Washington in Pacific Heights closed escrow last week for $5.6M. That makes it the most expensive property sold on the market in San Francisco last week. Continue Reading